Tony's Nightmare Explained

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[@asleepcorn3391]

“Was i talking in my sleep” shows how shitty Tony’s existence would be. You cant even sleep comfortably.

[@christophersuswal9544]

I'm sorry but "sleeping comfortably" isnt synonymous with living well. Millions of decent people struggle with insomnia

[@asleepcorn3391]

@@christophersuswal9544 oh yeah ofcourse, I’m just saying that tony is so deeply affected by his life that he feels unsafe in his dreams, and was scared he may have muttered something his wife shouldn’t hear. I didn’t mean any disrespect to those with actual conditions keeping them from sleeping.

[@asleepcorn3391]

@@christophersuswal9544 I know people who struggle with insomnia and in no way does it make you a bad person or someone who doesn’t deserve happiness. In fact I respect people who have to go through such adversity, sleeping is so important so having issues with it can and will affect many different aspects of your life.

[@christophersuswal9544]

No worries man I figured that's what you meant. And I agree with you that this scene (as well as many of the other plots on the show) prove how miserable Tony is and uncomfortable in his own skin

[@Blackmystix]

​@@christophersuswal9544 if you figured thats what he meant, why did you make the shitty pearl clutching comment?

[@raceystacey7945]

The dark figure on the stairs is so eerie. It's more chillingly creepy than the other scenes

[@TylerSmith-sd2oc]

Honestly the mother mary scene is up there lol its just something about how that bish is floating

[@raultrashlord4404]

first time I watched that, it was late at night in my room and I spent the rest of that night walking around in my room with all the lights on until the sun was visible.

[@Danniella88]

Yes! Hands down one of the creepiest scenes. Still creeps tf out every time I see it 😭

[@tonyrivers8688]

Yes absolutely very scary. David Chase was a master at this

[@samdaniels2]

@@TylerSmith-sd2oc That scene was intense, the fact that it starts out of focus and you have to double take, not to mention the sound when you see her too

[@user-yk7dc9hu2k]

They captured the weirdness of dreams sooooo good. Everything was on point

[@hjer731]

Dreams are weird but they somehow make sense only to you

[@WhiffTiffCoD]

They took notes from *David Lynch, and classic show Twin Peaks.*

[@reallifelebowski4732]

@@WhiffTiffCoD I loved Twin Peaks

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

@Tristo Smitty that's subjective. I've had some very odd dreams I can't make sense of. I've had a couple of omen dreams too, one that foretold my mother's death in 6 days. She wasn't sick, t just happened though I can chalk it up to coincidence, I see it as something I can't begin to explain.

[@drdrai7479]

"Salami sub, hold the mayo" "We're outta mayo"

[@Will21st]

That nightmare is beyond creepy. It represented Tony’s deepest fear and spectre that haunted him his entire life. His unloving mother. Something a lot of men wrestle with, including myself. That’s why this show is so successful, it mirrors so many of our collective fears and desires. Everyone wants to be loved, everyone knows how it feels to be unloved., whole or in parts.

[@galacticguardian2783]

When tony cried watching that old movie after his mother died I cried too. I moved out for the first time and I was missing my mom

[@AverageAlien]

thats sad bro

[@Will21st]

@@galacticguardian2783 I feel you man, my mom has been gone for over 20 years and I still grieve sometimes. It’s ok, that is life.

[@tedwojtasik8781]

Yes, modern archetypes of a sort

[@davidoneill7554]

Me no speaky de’englich Me dispiac’

[@steveking9514]

I think the devil was responsible for Tony’s luck turning around after he kills Chris. Sort of a karmic reward for an evil deed, and also to incentivize further progress down the road towards Hell. Livia/Satan really wanted his soul.

[@josephsekara3338]

This is a really interesting take. David Lynchian. Judy from the Return would pull some ish like this

[@megaboner690]

That's good. I like this

[@bartholomewhunt1874]

Might be why tony yells “i get it”on peyote. Hes talking to the devil

[@RomanReviewsTVandMovies]

CREEEEEPY! 🤯

[@gr8m873]

Please never stop doing these

[@harshvardhanm1726]

Tru

[@RM-306]

My thoughts exactly!

[@MinoritiesRlazy]

He has to. There’s only so much show to work with

[@1badjesus]

TONY'S GRANDFATHER.. "My father was a master stone mason.. he never cut fuckin wood" - Junior

[@CJVS995]

I always wonder what Junior and Johny's home was like. We know their father was a stone mason that barely spoke english so the cultural and generation divide was there but we hear absolutely nothing about their mother. Makes me wonder about their relations with women. Johnny marrying the She-Beast, and Junior being an insecure bachelor.

[@deadchanneldontwatch7347]

during his gambling obsession all I could think of was David Scatino from Season 2

[@seantaylor5051]

Facts bro

[@motnurky7055]

I loved the point you made about the woman in Tony's dream "poisoning the air around her with darkness." Really punctuated my personal uneasiness of the nightmare taking place during daytime.

[@timothyeden9672]

Good observation The Worm's Hole. Very allegorical, the sacred and the propane.

[@odinlindeberg4624]

And propane accessories

[@faisalkamal4319]

@@odinlindeberg4624 hank hill ova here

[@MyBenjamin73]

The sun-beam in horse racing is a spotlight put in place to make it easier to see who wins

[@blondegirlsezthis8798]

David Chase did an incredible job handling dreams in The Sopranos as well as in his prior series, Northern Exposure. You can tell he pulled some of the stuff out of his own experiences

[@wadewilson8011]

I still say when Bobby was standing at the lake holding his daughter. The song "This Magic Moment" is playing in the background during that scene and is so haunting. Due to the fact of what little innocence Bobby had was now a reflection of his past. All he can hold on to is "this magic moment" while holding his daughter. And wishes that “moment would last forever, forever until the end of time."

[@Okayand33]

The lake symbolized the abyss. Janice and Tony no matter how hard they tried, couldn't stop staring out into the lake. After Bobby came back from his first murder, it was like he was infected by whatever the sopranos had

[@wadewilson8011]

@@Okayand33 that's not a bad way of looking at it. A nice addition. Very allegoric.

[@Jsjsusi]

​@@wadewilson8011The sacred and the propane

[@Sheba386]

The most frightening scene is the silent dark figure on the stairs. It is truly chilling

[@trenth.8464]

This is the first show I’ve watched where a dream sequence actually feels like a dream. It really had me feeling some type of way

[@breadtubereview373]

i just realized for the first time that the shadow figure on the stares has her hands in the same position that famous lucifer picture of the guy with the goat head has thats shaped like a pentagram. With one hand pointed one way, the other pointed the other way.

[@DrOrr]

Baphomet

[@badazzfeliciano]

It's baphomet, idiot

[@breadtubereview373]

@@badazzfeliciano ok feliciano

[@PGomes-wo9is]

Maedow once said to AJ " White also means death" Just putting it ou there...😅

[@lesliegonzalez2858]

It’s just Tony everyone on that show has their own seat in hell.

[@limitedhangoutlive]

Not just gambling but eating is often depicted in Tony’s hypocrisy. Whenever Christopher is shown doing drugs and it switches to Tony, he is either eating or drinking soda.

[@benbarley917]

Dude,your content deserves so much more recognition!..your editing is absolutely top notch and love your narration!

[@Derek.Joseph]

In the first scene, before Tony opens the door, he says he doesn't speak English, then "Mi dispiace", which means "I'm sorry". This dream was confusing and horrifying in a way. Rip Mr. Gandolfini

[@christophed8429]

Great analysis! I'm a big sopranos fan. Much of what you mention I had already thought but you did shed light on some things I hadn't considered before. I didn't give much thought to him not speaking English in his dream where he saw his mother at the staircase because he had already established he didn't thing of himself as a Medigan. In Isabella he was a baby and she spoke to him in Italian and he was a roman soldier when he was banging the female camorra boss. One of the things that stuck with me towards the end of the series was when he started gambling because that hadn't been a feature of his personality until the chasing it episode, then all of a sudden he is a total degenerate. When they went to Foxwoods the whole crew only dropped $10k. Then the flashback sequence of when he was a kid and he saw his dad chop off Mr. Satriale's finger. Then later his father game him a strict warning. Never gamble Anthony! A man honors his debts, then he didn't honor his debt to Vito's family. He showed no respect to Hesh after his wife died. To me the ending is obvious. He dies because he is completely morally bankrupt and he is probably teetering on financial ruin too once the feds seize his assets, just like they did to JS. Meadow is hurrying to meet her family in the final scene but just like finishing law school in time to help her father, she will not arrive on time to help.

[@jaygasper4853]

Man, that lady on the steps in complete silence is terrifying

[@meadowsoprano2315]

Yeah it really gave me a chill up my back.

[@meadowsoprano2315]

@Johnny Testinator .Ikr .The fact that she was so silent made it more sinister ..

[@kooskoos8181]

I love how Janis says "I've seen that sitting in chair thing" then Bobby "Jan, ppl sit in chairs."

[@westonloomis]

I stumbled across your channel while looking for a sopranos clip and I'm glad I did! Your analysis videos on the Sopranos are very interesting and well done, with lots of very good takes. There is so much to unwrap in that series and in my opinion it's still the best TV show ever made. It was the first time that television truly became as complex and evocative as art.

[@NingaubleTube]

The guy was such a great artist that at the very end of this video, you do get what Worm's Hole meant by "acting by breathing"... Rest in peace James, you are gone too soon.

[@kggyt7096]

Tony is his own nightmare he’s literally scared of himself

[@legendary.super.shannon9699]

Just happened upon this video & subsequently, your channel, & i gotta say i'm pleasantly surprised not to mention grateful. This was uniquely brilliant. I've seen dozens of the _"Sopranos Analysis"_ videos, but never as eloquent nor thought provoking as this 1. Several times throughout i thought to myself _"Jesus i never put this X & that X together like that..."_ so you sort of gave me a different perspective on _a few tings._ Bravo, Mr Worm's hole.

[@Astronaut.soda1]

One of the reasons it’s one of my all time favorite shows! It forces the viewers to see deeper, takes on a journey of understanding of our subconscious and how it effects our walking life! Side bar:( the wire is also my favorite) love to hear them be compared

[@Okayand33]

I think AJ is the personification of a dream "coming true" All of the evil that plagued his family was on him the day he tried to unlife himself. I also think that is the 'big job' everyone refers to in the dream sequences. Tony glorifies being a soldier while AJ straight up applied for the US Army. Also so many things the characters say trivially end up spoken into existence. One stretch of an example could be the idea of Kaisha and Tony dating the nurse with AJ dating Blanca.

[@SAMEntalhealth]

He broke character when he said "you'll remember little moments , **Like this** and not dishhh

[@NaeOnYT]

One of the things that drives me nuts about "Breaking Bad" is that they did, in fact, make "you've been rooting for the bad guy" BLATANTLY clear (after seeing how people didn't get it in "The Sopranos"). Yet people in the fandom will still bend over backwards to excuse everything Walt did and make everybody around him seem like the real assholes.

[@goodlieutenant8228]

Yes. People will go through mental gymnastics to justify being okay with evil.

[@kristinalfc5846]

Yeah they made Walt being the bad guy abundantly clear and then in Felina they gave him everything he possibly wanted and had him go out killing Nazis and saving Jesse, I think the perfect end for Walter was him dying in that cabin from cancer and nobody giving a shit

[@joecook5689]

Tony's hell was his mother. Stay away from really hot girls in their younger days. They become nightmares of victims.

[@rabidrabbitshuggers]

I think the fact he goes back to this house in the coma dream, where he’s a salesman and not in the mafia, says something about fatalism. It’s almost as it to say it doesn’t matter _how_ he lived his life, he would have been tied to the same “home”, occupied with the same menacing shadow figures. He could never escape his family.

[@onemoreminute0543]

The fact that Tony sees the shadowy silhouette of Livia on the stairs in the dream really hammers home what a shockingly toxic relationship he felt he had with her. He'll shed tears of sorrow when he's reminded of his own mother when he watches 'The Public Enemy', but then at the same time see her as the demon of his own hell, and the embodiment of all his fears and regrets in life. It's the dichotomy between love and hatred that makes it so toxic. Not to get too Freudian, but it's perhaps a mans greatest blow if he has such an awful relationship with his mother.

[@morelife6508]

Youre only thinking its his mother because of this videos narrator. Someone else postulated that its the grim reaper. This makes more sense. The grim reaper is at the door...

[@williamraven7376]

Dude I saw the episode with the virgin mary at like 3 in the morning high and it gave me the creeps

[@frankcommatobe8009]

Hell isn’t hot in Dante’s inferno. It’s cold and lonely

[@brucer9572]

A beautiful video essay. I thought I might have written it differently, with a turn this way or that way, but you ended yours with the Shah of Iran.

[@mortalclown3812]

Bravo. One of the best Sopranos commentaries. Thank you.

[@MrBlack292]

Great insight. I would add however, that the Sopranos was heavily inspired by David Lynch’s Twin Peaks. Especially the scenes where reality and dreams are hard to differentiate.

[@HunterL95]

This channel does the most in depth dive into the sopranos I've seen on KZbin! If your a sopranos fan this channel is a must follow! Thank you sir for your time and dedication!

[@MarkArchuleta]

You really make the best videos on the subject on sopranos. Although I’ve watched everything you’ve made. Another masterpiece. Thanks

[@zachswaffield]

Some of the scenes in this show are scarier than any horror movies

[@Tyrone992]

one of the lost ones

[@blacksky3089]

That shakiness of the scene when he enters the house at the last second was kinda scary like something bad was gonna happen

[@bronstanton9398]

That looks like the same house that Tony Blundetto was killed at, just a nicer done up version, Layout/colours/shutters are the same

[@joao_pedro_c]

Hey, definitely make a video on Tony's breathing, this is something I noticed my first watch and honestly never saw it again at the same level on others shows, prob because of the amazing acting skills of Jim.

[@yvc9]

Good stuff....very thorough. Also very loving. Amazing job.

[@shauntill4916]

i screamed when you put respect on SatC. i always look forward to your sopranos videos!

[@shauntill4916]

i’m back and i’m wondering if you’ve watched and just like that/if we can expect any possible videos about it? 👀 would love to see that

[@fredbosco6104]

When the horses cross the finish line and you explained it as a beam of light, is actually what every track has in North America. The finish line light is so people can clearly see who won a race, but the flash of light is the bulb of the camera that gives even more light if the result of who won is extremely close of 2 horses or more.

[@ryszakowy]

that part of the dream when voice on the phone is muffled and unaudiable but for some reason you respond like you heard it clearly

[@Guiltyconscience83]

I know people hated it at the time but having rewatched the sopranos recently I love that finale. It got people talking about what they thought happened. And looking back it’s pretty glaringly obvious that tony was killed in front of his family. But people are so used to having everything be told to them and not having to figure out anything for themselves or even leaving things purposefully vague or unfinished to let people decide what they think happened since people watching anything have different opinions on things

[@edwardvitale1912]

This all reminds me of Max Payne just on the opposite side of law

[@Edis97]

Background music selection in this video is tremendous

[@mariyatakeuchi9009]

you know who had an ark? noah

[@BeastReview]

You haven’t seen the wire? My God your in for a treat! You would gobble the Wires details UP!!!!

[@jasonfuqua4284]

The light represents the eternal desire, the unbreakable chain that is constantly pulling Tony toward another pound of gabagool.

[@licmir3663]

I always thought that dividing the last season in two parts was a way not to renew a more expensive contract with the cast.

[@synthmalicious7541]

It’s scary because the end of the coma dream to me symbolizes heaven, saying that if he leaves all his immoral mob baggage behind he could maybe get a chance to enjoy the afterlife with his ancestors. The dream is convincing him that he got off track at one point and became an awful human being through the storyline of Kevin Finnerty. His evil mother is there sure, but instead of intimidatingly waiting for him to enter at the top of the stairs in the nightmare she turns back into the house with the lights and partying.

[@markhumphreys4496]

10:52 Comfortably Numb is a song about shooting up drugs which is why I think it fit Christopher

[@VBC_Records]

i really think if youre italian and grew up with immigrants directly influencing you, the pressure put on by the previous generation is crippling, and the whole show can be boiled down to tonys management of everyone elses expectations of himself, which fueled his anger because hed spent his whole life dealing with that pressure. It was perpetuated by his closests like christopher fantasizing his downfall and him knowing it, and it blew him up whenever it was outside the family. It ultimately costs him everything when the lines begin to blur. Also i think the car scenes very dantes inferno, and that the final scene everyone coming in is his whole life flashing before his eyes and him not remembering the good times, would be assuring hes headed to hell

[@shellbacksclub]

Sooranos had so many writers that i think any continuity coincidences are just that.

[@JDC352]

The house is not Hell. The house is The End - Death. The afterlife is left to the mind of the audience.

[@seanbrazell6147]

That was as insightful and entertaining as the show itself!

[@mattmitche11]

The house in tony’s comatose dream is decorated for a party because in tony’s mind, kevin finnerty is someone who would go to heaven instead of hell.

[@ChrisSuswal-de9tj]

What I never understood is how didn't Tony recognize his own animal cousin in his very own dream? My people show up in my dreams and I don't misconstrue them to be anybody else than what they are to me

[@deadchanneldontwatch7347]

the shadow in the dream has to be Livia

[@russsnyder2026]

Love to hear your thoughts on the symbolism of all the white sneakers towards the end of the show. I’ve racked my brain on that one.

[@kukoodabagabonez9029]

I was expecting to find out who that woman in the house was.

[@twiliblade]

My guess is the representation overbearing mother figure that Tony feared and resented his entire life. That is Tony's hell, under Livia again and forever

[@fadeblac5633]

I tried to like Tony. He was a dirty bag with his family and friends. I guess that's how a boss should be. Thanks for telling us who did the remake of one of my favorite Song!! Pink Floyds Comfortably Numb. Van Morrison did a good job.

[@jgrullon32]

That is Tony's curse, he's payed the cost to be the boss.

[@rafaellima8996]

If Hesh’s wife doesn’t die I don’t think Tony pays Hesh tho. It was getting to that point. So I disagree there. Tony did the nicest thing he was capable of at that given moment, give him his money.

[@alspaghettiman]

Christoper's dream represents the meat man's eventual treachery

[@shellbacksclub]

why didn't he ever dream about Fred, who he murdered by strangulation?

[@sean5558]

I’m sorry I love departed and Pink Floyd but didn’t care for the Van Morrison cover of Comfortable Numb and the car wreckage sounded better than that song

[@kiowhatta1]

I love how the Sopranos is also a parody of popular mobster culture and tropes as well as social commentary. Almost every major plot point is inspired by actual mafia history.

[@kingoneil4644]

Theres borko , Sopranos theories and now this pygmy thing on you tube

[@lilgummy9493]

I think the hell house is his uncles vineyard house. Maybe because that might be the only place in his childhood he really felt safe and free?

[@supersaiyanzero386]

I thought this was about the premonition of both coming to terms with his mother's true nature, becomin boss and the premonition of Tony Bs mom who is in the same area

[@KAKIODA725]

I would of been equally satisfied iff not more iff all of Tony’s dreams where just a side story documenting Tony’s career as a varsity athlete

[@haylo3618]

The Wire was the black Sopranos.

[@very7962]

@BarbarossaBMW88ϟϟ charcoal briquette/10

[@kelly7376]

@BarbarossaBMW88ϟϟ wow that’s crazy. Hey what do the 88 and lightning bolts stand for in your username?

[@blakegoulds8313]

It's what I hate most about taking psychedelics, the ego death. Stripping everything away and laid bare is fuckin awful.

[@hoagiemacintosh781]

“Just saying, a sucker punch is a sucker punch 🤷🏻‍♂️”

[@urbanwinterhound8863]

That lighting, that shot is creepy as hell

[@tdog5993]

RIP James Gandolfini

[@tone7247]

The only hell there is Is the one we create. And Tony created one hell of a hellscape.

[@NeganSmash420]

Never understood why Gandolfini used his real accent in the hospital dreams.

[@Goose2001]

The scene at 4:00 where Meadow is begging Tony to come back is one of the best scenes IMO.

[@Yellowsnow69420]

“More sympathetic [than Tony Soprano]”? Are you fucking with me?

[@pyrotechnick420]

What? The door doesn't slam behind Tony, he wakes up the second that he steps on the hardwood floor before the door closes. I mean you're doing an depth discussion here so I would expect better attention to detail.

[@mikeyswift2010]

It's insane how much Jamie Lynn Sigler looks like Edie Falco in that shot at 4:02!

[@FallenAngel53]

I hated Tony in the scene where he brings the rest of the money he owes Hesh, just after his wife died and Tony doesn’t give a shit about Hesh. Really rocked my boat that did 😮

[@victorortiz863]

2023 And I just saw this video and comments for the first time. And the awesome video and all the awesome comments answered all my questions? And left me speechless 😮 Thanks everyone 💯👍

[@John-vj3xc]

You should do a video on what if Christopher was able to avoid the accident and how Tony would react especially being confident Christopher was high at the time and how he could have handled the Christopher problem in the future

[@ABlackCountryWoman]

Tony & Jan's upbringing is exactly like every other middle class Italian child's in NY & NJ.

[@KidFresh71]

The porch of the "Hell House" of Tony's dream looks pretty similar to where he whacked that animal Blundetto.

[@smally809]

Can’t even say his name...

[@stalinsghost1090]

20 fucking years I spent in the can

[@Broski8137]

I did 20 fuckin years'

[@bullock4211]

I don't even know how you can say his name

[@Agnosticuzumaki]

Very allegorical

[@marquesjohnson6359]

that was one creepy dream I always thought the woman was livia I imagine that would be Tony's own personal hell to be trapped with the person he dreaded the most forever

[@normie2716]

It was most certainly Livia.

[@clc-gl4jn]

It was Livia who represented everything he feared most and the darkest figure in his life. His actions were always revolved around how he grew up But he kept choosing the wrong way instead of mending that inner hell that stemmed from is mother

[@marquesjohnson6359]

@@normie2716 that's what I always thought anyway that would've been the worse personal hell for tony

[@marquesjohnson6359]

@@clc-gl4jn yeah I agree with that

[@E.C.2]

It was the Devil greeting him.

[@SMbigpapi]

You can do a whole series on just the nightmares that Sopranos characters had

[@mitchtherighteous]

One of my favourite parts of the Sopranos, I love film that attempts to capture and portray dreams when done well.

[@jessemeehan8197]

@@mitchtherighteous Facts it played out like a real dream

[@clc-gl4jn]

I get a serious chill down my spine watching some of it no joke Seeing the creepiness of it to me is scarier than any horror film I ever watched

[@longstachkaido240]

@@clc-gl4jn i havent watched anything of the sopranos but the part where he goes to a house and tony b (?) keeps asking for his suitecase scares the fuck out of me

[@clc-gl4jn]

@@longstachkaido240 I know right - I don’t get weirded out easily at all but I’m telling everyone those scenes are scary as hell 💯 ....

[@339gabriel]

What makes this so chilling to me is the way she descends the staircase. Elegantly and calm like a prom date. As though she’s genuinely looking forward to make Tony’s personal hell as long and painful as possible. A true date with the devil

[@sasquatch7234]

Whats funny is I thought I remember her floating down the stairs not walking down them. Scared the crap out of me

[@mariokart8054]

@@sasquatch7234 You might have crossed it in your mind when Livia was coming down the stairs on the chair lift when Janice was living with her 🤣

[@sasquatch7234]

@mariokart8054 Lol probably so 🤣

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

"angrily buttering his bread" sounds like mob talk for something real bad

[@tommyphil4713]

😂

[@pint3166]

Sounds like a term for whacking off lol

[@dysondyson1514]

Aaron, 😂😂😂

[@Bread_Bug]

The buttered bread, whatever happened there

[@ryanduray1]

@@Bread_Bug It died on the vine

[@randomuser6175]

I just realized Tony says if you are lucky, you remember the little moments like this at 15:05 But at the final scene AJ makes a reference to that moment and Tony doesn't remember. He is not one of the "lucky" ones.

[@arnavrawat9864]

Damn man how did you notice.

[@arnavrawat9864]

That's astute

[@jaderamos1726]

I had to rewatch the ending again cause of this comment! I’m still amazed

[@paulcarpenter7844]

That was the point of all of it

[@TheVoiceofReason4ya]

mind=blown nice catch!

[@clc-gl4jn]

When Tony B says in the scene with Kevin Finnerty “Your family’s inside” and he deliberately replies “what family?..” That is a direct reference to it being his mafia family all in hell that he was going to and not his real family... Freaky stuff

[@hjer731]

Holy shit, that's really terrifying

[@juniordiaz3223]

Tony Actually uses his real life voice when he says it lol

[@dandavis8300]

It seemed like things might have been good at that point. Tony B. was there to welcome him, no hard feelings; just let go of the briefcase. Then Carmella and Meadow called him back and he messed it all up.

[@yobro6053]

@@FuckShorts or the suitcase is no longer needed in the other world, giving it away means passing on

[@newportpoppa]

"Your family's inside" and 9f course it's Tony B telling him to go in while he's simultaneously tryna take his "business" as he grabs Tony's briefcase

[@masterzombie161]

Tony was given so many chances to change, yet he refused to and it cost him Everything.

[@sean5558]

Maybe, but if you believe that it was Patsy it doesn’t matter what Tony changed, that the works have already been set in motion against him years ago Patsy was jsut bidding his time until it was right

[@masterzombie161]

@@sean5558 patsy would not have Hated tony if his brother wasn’t whacked. Not just that but Patsy son was gonna rat on tony or spend a good amount of time in jail. Although there is a theory going around that it was Paulie who set the thing up, or that A.J’s girlfriend was a plant by Phil’s henchmen, or young carmine. Either way all stem from Tony’s inability to think ahead and protect himself or his family and Kept indulging in his bad behavior that he didn’t have the help he really needed. He was doomed from the Getgo cause misery is something he takes comfort in either he likes it or not. He brought it on himself, and it’s either he dies in a restaurant waiting for meadow, or that he goes to jail for the rest of his life, or worse nothing happens and is stuck in a mundane life. Alone with his own sins.

[@04dram04]

Sounds like human nature we all experience

[@miseryhatescompany4195]

I No speak inglish

[@victorvictor6135]

@@masterzombie161 whatever. Hate tony . He killed all my favorite characters or putted them in prison in a movie